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Steve Jobs, the chap who erected Apple Inc. and altered the expression of the tech trade several times over the time. Steve Jobs has resigned from his position as CEO of the world's most expensive and possibly presently most well-known smartphone making company.

Howard Schulz, the founder of the American coffee chain giant Starbucks and executive chairman of the board, announced his resignation yesterday (4th). The 64-year-old, who has been playing for Starbucks for nearly 40 years, said in an interview with CNN CNN last week that he may be involved in politics in the future or he will stand for president of the United States.

Miss Melissa King Delaware Teen USA Resigns Amid Scandal: the reigning Miss Delaware Teen USA, has given up her Crown after denying that she appears in a pornographic video online.

The charity at the center of the Penn State sexual abuse scandal said Monday that its chief executive had resigned amid intensifying questions about whether the organization could survive.

Steve Jobs resigns as chief executive at Apple and will be replaced by the firm's chief operating officer Tim Cook.

Philippine President Duterte had publicly kissed female diasporas when he met with Filipino expatriates on the 3rd in Seoul. This move has caused strong criticism in the Philippines. Afterwards, Duterte told the media that if there are enough women who think they have been offended and sign a

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Steve Jobs' resignation as Apple CEO will spawn some soul-searching on Infinite Loop in the days and weeks ahead, as Apple's 49,000 employees decide exactly where their loyalties lie, according to researchers who study the effects of leadership change on organizations.

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Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou, left, and Antonis Samaras, the opposition leader, met with President Karolos Papoulias on Sunday.

Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Twitter, Greg Pass, leaving the microblogging site to continue his career elsewhere, as the news reported by Tech Crunch, Saturday (05/21/2011). Prior positions CTO Twitter, Pass is a Vice President of Engineering popular microblogging site. The position was achieved after becoming the CTO and co-founder Summize, a startup that was acquired Twitter, in July 2008 ago, and eventually evolved into Twitter Search.

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